davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
The Archcrs Departing.

CLOSE OF THE Annual NEET-THE WINNERS OF
TROPHIES.
The members OF the y. y A. have tied their
oows in their pretty green Cases and have slowed
their arrows In the boxes. The shoot is over and
slowly the merry bOwmen are departing for their
homes In every respect the meet mas been sue
ceosiui one, there were some high scores made
ana some low ones, too, but all OF the archers
agree that the Washington tournament Was one
vi The most successful Of the kind.
Yesterday afternoon the match between powder
and ash took place, resulting In victory for the
garrison officers, as follows:
:, Arehers: w: 4. Clark, 7s; L W. Maxson, 20; c.
T. Beach, 30; total, 1S4.
Ohcers: Maj. Hess, so; Lieut.. Pratt, 3D. Lieut.
Bennett, %; total, POS.
IAere We're several eXtempOraneOuS contests of
indlsldual archers during the afternoon. AT the
Close OF The day the association held 4 business
meeting, ana elected officers follows for the en-
SUING year: President Albert Kern; v1ce-president
T. Z. Beach; secretary and treasurer W. s Gwynn:
executive committee MesSrs. Kern Beach, s. w
DAVIES, II, j. Wood, H. W. Lonsley, j. Ward WILL
The lucky archers who received the prizes are
the IolloWlng: Championship medals, National
medals QadieSl-Mrs- Arthur, so yards; Mrs.
howell, 90 yards; Mrs. Schoolfeld 10 yards;
Bartlett. Range medals (gentlemen)-T f. Scott,
100 yards; z. e. Beach, sc yards; DIR. SchoOneld
" yards; L w Maxson. 80 yards: III. W. Longley,
u!aroS. PotoHlac round, q. G. Darlington Flight
contest, Mr. l. W. Nayson and Mrs A NJ PhilIiDs
Ten gold association badges were also given to the
following archers for excellence in special ranges:
Nj Clark, YORK round; Mr.. Darlington, Potomac;
MIS- PhlilipS National; Mr. LOngley special short;
MI NJ Z. Howell, SO at 20. In the club team
matches MeSSrs- Howell and Spencer and Mrs
arthur and Mrs. Howell We're The victors. Souve-
Mrs or the meet were distributed besides the
prizes
The next national meet OF the association will
take place a. Dayton, Ohio. The Eastern associa-
ZION VIII meet during September next at Long
Branch Several OF the Washington archers have
expressed intentions ~ attending. 4 reception
VIII De given tonight at Recreation Hali TO the
sneers OF the garrison and the visiting archers by
We Potomac Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

Mr.. GnStavUs CratGey has ABOUT forty stone
cutters ct work TeGr'1S,ing the Old curoins ON
various streets The eAcesstv" hos weather Is in
terIerH, with the w'Th To- Snie extent, n.afiy all
The E,en einY.oyri aEvDs. yesterday been obliged
10 stop 2sOr. oy - cIpca Il. The nJrning
Nj. Jul-jiS Lan>bdfHt, 81 .ta street, has arranged
TWO weeks with Pas t..:5 III, and they are now
taxing their turns SGHmei!GS.
Last evening coaI-Oll lamp exploded at JAG
10Th street, occupied by Mrs Saith anu owned Uy
Geo. VI. scott Trick Is company with u fire cx-
tingUisher ouJduei the fiaine5 before much daul-
az uCn3.
VIM. ii. Frazier was elected Grand Warden. I. O.
o. r. at the seEli-aLau.l session Wednesday
evening.
The Viii OF the late Basil stevenson has been
Ele'i lie DtqHet:..a MS estate 10 his vie Lucy,
with a request That size convey to his son ROlprl
such part oi tie laid Is h.e shah please 10 coz
Tcy.
The largest Cargo of ice ever loaded. containing
1000 toa>, On the mammoth focr-maSted .'hl..s
Ihiup, has just arrived al Willis Ice Depot
lrgi.. Il" feaobscOt River, Maine.
To-day Hr. ". ID. BALDWIN presented 10 the Pro-
Date Court powers or attorney from the executors
OF tho estate u ". Jennings liuyIe deceased OF
England, u enable MIN lB) To obtain letters Of adj
EiHlStiGtiJ1 here. The uccedtIt Invented an I'LL
proVcmcnt Ia carriages Tor heavy ordnance aid Tor
Land deIeIscs. AMI the object Is u enable Mr.
Baldwin 10 StCre letters patent mere for the ben
eft % TIE estate.
The Washington ContinentalS, Capt. w. W.
Mills commanding, go into camp aJ Colonial
Beach July 81, remaining Tor period or eight
days.
Those who leave the city during the summer can
nave 1HE STAR mailed 10 them Tor any length OF
llie and the address changed as OFTEN as desired
Vance
When the ceiling OF the south balcony OF the
white House was taken down yesterday il was
iSuni mat the laihs were so affected with dry rot
mat tnty cr1mbet 10 pieces on the slightest pres
oGFe lie ceiling was made OF three coats OF
plaster, 50 heavy that piece falling the distance
ot thirt!-hve feet would have been likely TO Kill
N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
PittSbGry Defeated.

he STATESMEN WIN ANOTHER GAME IN GOOD STYLE.
Another weli-piayed game OF ball was that be-
'ween Pittsburg and Washington yesterday after
noon, 2nd the result, ) 20 J. in favor OF Washing
Ton, WI, hIcAly satisfactory to the spectators.
Gilmore occupied The OUx and proved 4 complete
pure TO the smoky CITY hitters- But one clean
hIt was male Oil his delivery until the eighth IN
hIng- re strlck out nine men, and WAS admirably
supported BY Mack Myers continued his excel
lent nriilns at second base and caught the crowd
" UIe-Ist:ded each OF an apparently safe hit
Inc flttobur2S played a good game, but Morris
was hI Hhlu and often ~ Tie local PLAYER
oori,l Distinguished himself by Hitting the ball
over the icii-i"!t fence fer four bases fic same
Clubs pay again To-day ana tomorrow. There is
no Denying tn fact That these tc..;nS are yer;
evenly Matched, anu every game between them
s.:ctid ", closely contested OTTER gaines yester-
C1S resulted aS follows: DCtru.-. =; Boston, /
;-thieth, :; cincinnati. - Baltimore, .; Cleve-
! u = 81. Lu;Is, u; Brooklyn 1. McLIOpoiitaIs
IL: Louisville g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
RAILROADS.
DIrpMoNT AIR I'M.

i Schedule in eject June sth. 1857.
80 A. Mast Tenn. Mai Daily Tor warr~ntor.
betwecn Alexandra and ty1chburs. Biae Ridss
SprinsS allegheny SPRINGS. Bristol, Knoxville Roms.
Sleeper wss nRSsr S s.s ne. Orleans. Pullman
~ "a M-fsst Mail Daily for Wsyrenton, Char
,ottesNnle eordonsyille stations Ches Ohio Rou,s
tween Iynchburg and Dnnville, Greensboro. Raleigh,
Snariotte, Atlanta. birmingham. Montsonlery, New
orleans. Texas snd California Pullman slseper Ne~
York TO Atlanta. in Connection with Pullman seepers
nhsntA 70 New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir sleepers
s, $50 M,Daily except sunday for Manassas
throus coach TO warrenton for Fauquier White sui
phur sprlnrs Connects at Rverton with :. \. r. X
$50 =. M-western Express Daily for warren,on,
GordonsNille. Chsrlo,tesvIle louisville Cincinnsa
Route Pullman SieeperS and SOFIA Trains washi,1s.
ton 20 Louisville also for Iynchhurs Bristol Chatts
po,pts "Trbb rps Little hook and All sonthwestern
Memphis without change
IL 90 M.-s3uihern Express Daily for I-ynchburs
Aiken Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY New Orleans
IeS,s ana california Pullman Sleslsers Washington
Montgomery 10 New Orleans luiloan siee,.ers Nash
ingion 10 Augusta sithou, chauge. also huffman
STRINGS. daily except sund.s
lralns on ash,nston aud ohio division leave Wash
M DAILY; arrive Round DiiS III, fNcei sunday aud q
~; keiurnins leave Round AN BO5 A NJ DAILY and
80 NJ DAN except Sunday, arriving Washington
Through trims from the south via Charlotte. Dan
Vile and Lynchburv. arrive in Washington Id A NJ
burg at 10 As NJ and 41P Ss si Sh =, ana ana
ono Route ana shafioitesviiie at . 40 z. NJ stras-
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and infcrm,,,ou
fnrnlshedsn ana eaegase checked al Office 1900 Pennsy
R1l assnne e am a. passenger station, ennssl
halr"Sd ON ana streets JAS. l. TAYLOR,
No General Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE.
726 SEVENTH STREET.
je2-3m
M1D-SuMMEn REDucr1oss.

uAID-OUMMER 1CEDUCTIONS.
sEAToN PERRY
Successor to PERRY & BRorHERh
HAS MADE GREAT REDUCTIONS" IN THE
PRICES OFCERTAIN SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS 81 os FA EsE o,1 ~ ORDER RIDER, TO
27-INCH, WIDE PRINTED INDIA SILKS AT 81. 90;
rI3fMtE Ba nkiaE Il PLAIN AND FIGURED
"Ex xTRiA sHiLbKS, t AT ANp s5G
SUMNER SILKS, FROM Soc TO 81 90
NOVELTIES IN EfAMINE. TAIIsiE. GINGHAM
AMP FRENGh , SATEEN ROBES. Al GREATLY
I HH3t1, PONGEE AND PRINTED CHINA SILK
"CI.OsING PRICES ON ALL SPRING WRAPS.
..,, yAHKETSs rs, PARASOLS. AND sun UNBRELLAS
TISTEs AT ~ SC; FORMER PRICE 15c.
"LOMESL PRICES, ON ANDERsON's SCOTCH
11EEEHHhRSs,, sToI1E DU NokD. AND ZANZIBAR
ALL TIE DESIRABLE STYLES IN INDIA
Fhhsoa aE SBoM Sa 1if
WHIIE GOODS. FROM 124C. TO SlOO
GENUINE GALCUiTA ERsGCKERs
NEW AIJcWOOL SUMMER BLANKETS.
MERlNo qNDERWEAR, ALL STYLES AND
s1 HAN II t ii;3MhsT rKbCES pprcr Dvrc,.
~ STORE CLOSES All p N. DURING JULY
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDrNo,
PennsylSanla ave-. cor 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
YES, II Is HorrEsror1sH Hon

YES. II Is HorrEsror1sK Hor
But why rave about its You only make yourself the
more uncomfortable, and also those by whom You are
KEEP KOoL
Is the maxim we would teach Be kool, kautious, and
serene, never forgetting that
LEVEL HEADEDNEsS
Is alwas at premium.
BOMBASTES
Lost his head last week and beched forth in fierce
in order for Bobses to ana ex a1s We It
raculous method, or by what crcutous route he
aged to get below the lowest 'o A' -1"--
THERE IS BUT ONE LOWEST PRICE
and You must go to Headquarters to get it.
Anybody can direct you The smallest urchin you
meet on the street will tell you that
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
is Headquarters for
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
And the only place where you can purchase them at
OH, ,,o.,, Lowest V frlce Keep Kool
Pongee Goats and Vests,
Mohair Coats and Vests.
Alapaca Coats and Vests.
Serge Coats and Vests
' creoie coats costs a and vests vests
sndess VARIETY Of every grade shade and pattern
'A 'A'A ''''' A'f s55o WOOL sizes 3D. 81 and 3d.
Mems Sack Suits blue SlsySs strictly all wool and
Mems Sack Suits beautiful and Harmonious blending
Mems Sf sSi S,,s strictly sI o al Wool
Mems Prince SIX and in sam fscings
Boys Suits ages Is 70 is strictly all WOOL ss12
ss sfsstI f II g
We have few OF those popular Suits boys left
Il TO IL years. three Ress &c coat vest and pants
Also Mems Working Suits in Sacks and Getaways.
We quote few prices merely to give vo,, an idea NJ
what have you but in order to arrive at
aiw e'standing You must come and see for your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

RECOMMENDATIONS OF TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
The District Commissioners have recommended
TO Building Inspector Entwisle and Chief Paris
OF the nre department. that they cause to be placed
at each exit Of theaters q lantern having several
canoies Tor light SO that In case OF fire and the
extlnGulshment OF the ordinary lights, these can
pc Mgnted to guide the escape OF people from the
a matter OF some importance, and in the same
connection he advocates the plan In vogue In New
l0fx OF requiring plan or each floor OF the thea
yer, showing particularly the exits therefrom to
oe printed upon the back OF every theater pro-
gram.
The divisions OF the Sons Of Temperance in Bos-
ton yesterday adopted a resolution declaring in
favor OF national prohibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
ENCNrNiOns.


The Natio2ai Rifle VIZ give their second ex-
r'tr,i.@ - Marshal. Han toEicht the steamer
q 49,. ~, y.,;-h leaves ner lNh1rf at $50 pm
-fs,.!:i-f t.-..-l>.Dr Viii cave thc TthSIreet
Ni--f' t-~i.c,t0'r evening II -':;}0 oc"ci ON an
~ ia =. <'='oiE. For; M2,l..-. Virginia i;e.,eh
u 80 INV. Ii'i-s Point. ana CO,nlc:d EdrtyJr
a., - i;fiiiIs, all! nrIi'2 ia Washington al a.
81 "a !;.Fisicn. Va. ., Uniformed Rank Knights
OF i-Etl.is vail giie their nroJ excu sion 10 MAJ
s., i'-'', 81 tue steamer CorcOran, tomorrow
efeaC-, II 4 20 O'Clock.
Ele Qir-n-t3wE Baptist church sunday school
n 'tJr.tucrl a. excursion u Lower Cedar Point
E-Xt AonIiy, leaving oh The steamer Henry E
'"'-ioi' d. ? oe-oIi, d. va. morning
QUEENSTOWN CAT.LE .KxEr-Tro hundred and
eie al -;-i:- cattle On thc market Yesterday one
h.bu.ei AID eishty-six sold 10 butchers a. lU.-
Ipw,: Ses' Solo frcn. i, 10 Axe. per 10: good
80 rom 70 ii.c. per -; ;uedium sold FROM ~
u ~ pcT =; common SOLD Irom ~ 20 34sc per
10 ScVcEty-hNe shipped 10 eastern markets
iWectA -'I-,Ht let over. seven hundred and
ana 81 SID, as ic!.ows: Old sheep sold from > 70
=. pcE 10; lambs sold froni Az TO G14e per 10.
s5J each. harriet Tor cattle was dull MaTgeI
los sl-t"p and lambs was fair.
THIEVES ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one recentrv
erp.'c lnto the Episcopal Church near Silver
Spring, Nd. and stole the rcctors surpIice Gases
places In the EetsAborhood. The peOpie OF that
section Oi Montgomery County are preparing 10
Ieceife theSe uhaylted visitors with mixture OF
Gun-Silot AID dos-oit
n LARGE REAL ESTATE SALE--JhOS. j. Fisher 4
Co. have sold. for Geo. Tay Tor Senator j. ID cam
eTOn onetenth undivided interest In the rracf OF
land extending from Boundary street TO Columbia
Road and east OF 10Th street nearly TO 18th ~ reef
This tract, formerly part OF the Little Place con-
sains31il acres, and the price paid was sec, COO.
SUIT AGAINST LIVERY STABLE PRoPKiEToHs-
Timothy costello has, by Mr.. L. +. Miller liled
bill against W. +. Mcfarland and Peyton De Vim
eeiis Tor a decree To compel defendants To abate
nuisances and for compensatory damages Tue
SonlpiaihanlS residence Is on q street, between
North Capitol and list streets west, and he alleges
that ueieadii0tS have erected Il building dIoin-
1ns, using the same as a livery stable by which he
j. iacosniaodcd, his sleep disturbed, &c. that large
QUANTITIES ol manure have accumulated, and TIE
noxioGS aud unwhoiesome doors periaeate his
Rouse, 2HectlnS the health OF his family, and ne
charges tl..I defendants have never obtained IL
license Tor Slea stable.
10 LrRAY on SNTraDAYs.-Excursion tickets to
Iursy Will De SOLD at al Washington Offices o. me
y. and q. X H. Co. for train No. on Saturdays
e3Sing washington at 3:lo p. IN, and good Iol
return passage, including tue following Monday
IL rate OF s. Tor the round trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
The Case of Rev. F. M. Todd.

HIS FORMAL APPEAL TO THE SYNOD-REASONS FOR
TAKING THAT COURSE SET FORTH.
The formal appeal OF Rev. Francis ". Todd from
the recent decision OF the Washington presbytery
10 the ynOd has been filed with the moderator
IAe reasons given for appeal are irregularity OF
the proceedings OF the presDytery In the finding
and form OF judgment in the Todd case: that the
nnding was an acQuittal by nearly two-thtrds
majority and should have been entered ..nOt
8uiity; tnat the form or Judgment Is confusing
anu implies cenSure alter an acquittal had been
Voteu That TWO members OF the judiciary commit
zee VINO assisted IL formulating The verdict were
the minority lad right to any voice
ia formulating the verdict; that the Judgment
oI " not pro'rH' Is unknown to the church law
ana courts; that when the roll was called on ,ne
vote tOsuStdin or hot sustain member gave any
reaSch for his vote, though an order had been
adopted That each member have the right to ex-
plain his vote and have biz explanation entered of
record The appeal continues: This omission to
nave reasons recorded In connection with the
vote, WHEN was nearIy two-third vote for ac-
guitar, was irregularly sought 10 be supplied I'm
the formulation OF the Judgment as entered on
acqultlal, 10 Which l WAS justly entitled" For
tHtae redsonS AID others that may appear and
feservlng all his rights, Mr.. Todd appeals.
DR. sfEAR sUSTAINs DIR. SUNDERLAND
Rev. Dr. sunderland addressed letter TO Rev
samuel l. Spear, OF Brooklyn, who defended Mr.
I0iind9e several ears ago, asking his opinion OF
The iihding iii the Todd case. In reply DR. Spear
COhlifiIio d. Su:ierIand'o View OF the verdict He
says: Int Judgment III Todds case consists in
lli Nol uy which iir Was acquitted and lett him
as nc Would have been II lie hdi not been Charged
anu ali th;,t was ieee-,ary was simply TO make
record Oh that vote"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

indications for the ~ hours commencing at .. VA.
! For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and Viz
kinia fair weather nearly stationary temperature,
variable winds generally so1therly.
TOMORROW commences Hahn'S general mark
lner goods, ami Il the crowds that attended their
DEVIOUS nlark-dlsuS are any criterion, this Will
be the greatest shoe sale OF the season and will
ACCOMPLISH the desired decrease OF their enormous
stock OF reliable shoes and slippers. \ personal
visit 10 VIM. Hahn 4 COS Reliable Shoe House,
SI6 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave-, Will
Convince you OF the MANY genuine bargains now
Offered.
TERRA GOTTA VASES at cost. Shedd 6 Bro, 432
9th nv.
THIS Is BARGAIN WEEK at BurtS Shoe Store.
Mems SHOES reduced from - 20 - and from 81 TO
So Arthur Burt Co, I'll ST.
LIGHTNING RODS repaired. 1872 Penna ave.
Co.,ss - cents each ing-rowing nails, hair tonic
manicure, % ceut5, AZ hcnlSOnS. 18th street and
1ennsy ly,ti4i-. aycJiIIc over Davis nat store
ECE spr,ns lamb and Washington dressed beef
so Ia John L. heX, stall Us. 60 Snd go center
market. and go ana PCS Northern Liberty market.
lightning RODS, electric work.
}. II. KUEHLING,
12l2 PeHnay Iydni.- avenue.
GAS STOVES AND RANGES 1T Shedd Bros 432
S;n NV.
LIGaTxIxG.-D0n't depend on OLD rusty iron rods,
tEey viii not carry safely "a ordinary charge or
electricity, much l1s, Il large; Charge.
SAVE your eyesislt co2su.t iIcmpler, cor. AZ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
jy13-dtd
DROPOSAI.S FOR SUPPLIES
l. GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
l. GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
WASHINGTON, July 4, 1887.
Sealed Proposals viii be received by the Hos
pltal up to NOON of SATURDAY, JULY SIXTEEN III,
1887. for the delivery the Garfield Memorial Hos
pital on Boundary, at the head of 10th ST n.w- of
l5O tons W bite Ash Furnace Coal, more or less.
. 5o tons White Ash Range Coal, stove size, more
less.
20 tons Cumberland Coal. more or less.
All to be of the best quality and free from slate and
other Impurities 10 be delivered in quantities AID at
such times as may be ordereu To weigh 2,2iO pounds
to the ton and fee of 20 cents ton to inspector be
paid by contractor
Also, for 20 cords Pine Wood, more or less
Also, for 20 cords Oah Wood more or less.
Aoo, Tor 1900 pounds Ice, more less free from
snow and all impurities.
Inspectors fee 10 be paid by contractor. Right TO
reject bids or waive detects Is reserved
hElf1NALD FENDAII-
ly9-6t CHARM AZ Executive Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
w oNDEnru1 BARGAINS

w oNDEnru1 BARGAINS
LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Childrens' Fine Kid Hands ewed Oxford Ties and
Opera Slippers, only Soc: worth 75c
Misses Kid Oxfords. Patent Heather trimmed with
Tips only Csc; worth 81.
Ladies' and Misses Fine Opera Slippers, Kid-Iined,
only Soc. worth 75c.
Ladies' Fine Kid Oxfords. low-button and New
ports. only 75c.. worth 81
Ladies' Curacao Kid Hand-Sewed Tipped Oxfords
Patent-Leather Trimmed. only 81; worth $780,
Mems Low-Strap Ties only 81; worth $3.50.
Mems Fine-Em Embroidered Slippers only Csc worth
81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE u s.
l. NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, I'D. c. july L, 1877,
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Supplies
will be received, from manufacturers or regular deal
Soo Ssy o. e July fhs s sa
publicly opeued Immediately thereafter at which time
al
f9llGwlns Navy Yards and stations: portsmouth,. =.
n, Boston, Mass, Torpedo Station, Newport, r. l.,
New Work X League Island P. Apnnapos Nd
Proposals for supplies to be delivered at the Navy
1srd Mare Island CAL Mil be recsyed until TWELVE
opened mnie lately thereafter. under the same CON
ditioDs as above stated
The supplies required consist of the following
classes Apparatus electric apparatus IRE and hose
brushes building materiai CANVAS chemicals drugs
Tor boats and ships fittings tor boilers and engines
nous coal and coke charcoal Wood furniture for eai
ley and house furniture for table, Instruments math
ey snd maehne Tools mea fna nav sores os
lluminants and lubricants; leather rubber and belt
fittings provisions: rolling stock small stores; sta
AND ana willow Msfe
nay oats corn etc. hemp; special machinery, cupola
Proposals will be received for one more of the
aforementioned classes, or for one or more Yard
ard and pass the usual in pcction In bids
the award will be made by lot No bid viii be received
after the time specified. Proposals must be made on
the Prescribed forms aud hied out directed in the
Of supplies required With bianI forns aitaeed Wis
be forwarded upon application to the Bureau OF Pro
OF Ge yards
picants for the should designate which schedule
The Department the right t. reject any and
all proposals considered advan tageous to the Gov
eminent, and TO waive such defects not
hict with law. JAMES FULTON
jyl-1aw4w Paymaster General u s Navy
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON, july g. 1887.
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals for Supplies"
Will be RECEIVED at this Bureau until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY, AUGUST EIGH III,
1887 for the supplying of Fresh Beef Vegetables and
Ice at the Navy Yard WASHINGTON, ID. c. for the fiscal
Sraci Raafi ions and
forms of offer will be furnished application to the
Paymaster- General United States Navy.
JAMES FULTON,
jyS-1aw4t Paymaster- General, L. s. ".
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July q, 1857.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Smith
for MISCELLANEOUS WORK required in the
repairs of the western portion of the Smithsonian
Building Plans and specifications may be at the
Office of Cluss Schulze, Corcoran Building Washing
ton, d. G.
s.. p LANGLEY,
jy1-St Acting Secretary Smithsonian Institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
The Potomac club REGATTA.

TIE RACES To BE KOwED ON THs RIVER THIS
EfESISG.
Tne Potomac Boat Ciub VIII hold its first club
regatta iur lss' this aIterLoOn. The course will
De IRON the club house TO AGuet.uct Bridge and re-
turn. The first race Will be started promptly at 6
pm. The recent successes OF this clup ON the
water have siveG boating l decided boom, and a
series OF interesting contests are expected. The
entries are: Special single scuils--Doyle Lang
Barton. -ipii,; open single scutls-F1sner, war.
ueh Li.nore, kouerts, Reynolds. FOur-oared Shells
SON =; spr4sUe, bow: "alexaicr!a."' Warden.
stroke; CorLwel- 3; Oertel, =; Lewis, bow. "Itvht
Welgh.",Wirt, stroke; Reynolds, 3; ApUn, 2:
E r. DOW, atIedericksDurg,"-Dy stroke;
baroarln, 3; Barton, =; Doyle, bow. Double
working boaLs-Mindelen ard Perley, Fisher and
Hardeh, Aindelen and Aplin, johnson ana DYER.
Cornweil anu Doyle. Elmore and Sprague,. Special
dOuCie working boats-Stanciine and maverick.
bfadiey and Sawyer, Writ and Lewis. Eight oared
stehsnmNeM shell Fisher stroke; Reynolds, Z;
CofhEell, u; Dougherty, D; Mlndelen, 4; King 3:
Gilmore, Z; Apiin, bow; Prescott, coxswain aOlda
shcii-Dyer, stroke; Robinson, z; Barbartn, q;
Oertei, .; Sprague, 4; Witt, 3; Barton, =; Warden
ooS; hoperia eoXswain. Mr.. Austin Herr tue
referee. wv ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
4nru.ensenIs X.s-ni.ht.
CONDEMNED Locals. .

KERSAN's TBEA-SR-"1'Ee t.isado."
ATHLETIC IAHs.-R1l.er Coaster.
PANORAMA bUii 3ING-i!attie OF Bull Run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-15

t1KUPOSALS FOR COAI.
l. REFORM SCHOOL OF THE d. c.
WASHINGTON, July Il, 1857
Sealed Proposals. will be received by my office.
Glover Building, 14l9 street northwest, up 10
NOON Of WEDNESDAY,, JULY TWENTIETH, 1851,
for the delivery at the Reform School of
800 Ions White Ash Furnace Coal more or less
80 tons White Ash Range Coal stove size, more or
less. -
30 tons Cumberland Coal. more OF less.
All TO be of the best quality, free from slate and
other impurities. To be delivered quantities and
at such times may he directed 10y the Supernend
ent of the School. To weigh 2I0 pounds to the ton
ana Zee OF 20 cents ton to inspector and weigher
be paid by contractor.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Coal"
Right to reject bids or waive defects is reserved.
AIEX. J. FALLS
jy13-dtd President Board of Trustees